House Foods commercials: A collection of delicious ads featuring curry, stew, and more.
Speaking of House Foods, they produce a wide range of products, including curry roux like Vermont Curry and Java Curry, stew mixes, drinks, and spices.
You’ve probably tried quite a few of their products yourself.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of commercials for House Foods’ products.
There are especially many commercials for curry roux and stew, featuring lots of mouthwatering visuals.
Please enjoy watching them.
House Foods commercials: A compilation of delicious ads for curry, stew, and more (1–10)
House Foods Stew Mix “Gather, Nutrition!” VersionMiki Fujimoto
This commercial showcases Miki Fujimoto using House’s Stew Mix to highlight how easy and delicious it is.
It emphasizes that a variety of vegetables can be used and conveys that it supports the eater’s nutrition.
It ends with a scene of the family enjoying the stew together, which really conveys a warm feeling.
House Foods “Mysterious Curry Party – Autumn” VersionMrs. GREEN APPLE
This commercial shows the members of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE eating curry to highlight how perfectly House’s curry matches autumn flavors.
The concept of a mysterious curry party set in a place that evokes autumn is striking, and the overall atmosphere feels cheerful.
The song that further accentuates the fun vibe conveyed by the visuals is Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s “Lilac.” With its refreshing sound and sense of speed, the track clearly conveys positive emotions.
House Foods Hokkaido Stew “Delicious Ingredients: Autumn” VersionTori Matsuzaka
This commercial conveys the flavor and warmth of House Hokkaido Stew through scenes of a family cooking stew together.
By showing the stew being made in a fun, lively way, it gently expresses the excitement of wondering what kind of taste awaits.
The music that further emphasizes the warm atmosphere depicted in the footage is Yumi Matsutoya’s “Hoshi no Monogatari” (Star Story).
Its piano-centered, gentle sound is striking, and even with its overall calm rhythm, it conveys a deep sense of comfort.
House Foods Vermont Curry “The Heart of Vermont Curry”Sho Sakurai
In celebration of House Vermont Curry’s 60th anniversary, a lineup of past packages makes an appearance in a commercial that conveys a confident message: the brand has continued to evolve and be loved.
Seeing Sho Sakurai reflect on the journey so far, along with scenes of families enjoying Vermont Curry, you can feel how it has supported their happiness.
The spot ends with Sakurai’s warm smile, leaving the impression that it expresses Vermont Curry’s approachability and a flavor anyone can enjoy.
House Foods 'Mysterious Curry Party – Summer' VersionMrs. GREEN APPLE
This commercial depicts the members of Mrs.
GREEN APPLE stumbling upon a mysterious curry party in the forest, through which it conveys the possibilities of curry.
At the party, a variety of House’s curries appear, along with bold arrangements, illustrating the freedom of curry.
The song that further highlights the fun atmosphere of the visuals is Mrs.
GREEN APPLE’s “Lilac.” With its light band sound and resounding vocals, the track leaves a strong impression, and its bright tones convey a positive mood.
House Foods Vermont Curry 1998 TV CommercialIchiro
This is a commercial that powerfully portrays Ichiro taking on soccer together with children.
By layering a unique animation—where an apple character breaks through vegetable characters—with their various expressions, it also conveys how easy Vermont Curry is to eat.
The song that further emphasizes the animation’s dynamism and powerful energy is DIXIE TANTAS’s “super scream.” Its light, funk-infused sound is striking, and when combined with the powerful vocals, it conveys a positive, uplifting feeling.
House Foods Vermont Curry 1997 TV commercialIchiro
It’s a commercial that highlights how curry connects to happiness, shown through children making curry and Ichiro staying close by their side.
The kids’ smiling faces also clearly convey how easy Vermont Curry is to enjoy.
The song that further accentuates the cheerful atmosphere of everyone working together to cook is “Let’s Go! Tough Guy” by Propeller.
Its powerful band sound and straightforward, impactful vocals are memorable, evoking an image of energetically striding into the future.